roadshow 2019 procurement transformation The Future of the Procurement Function in the Australian Public Sector

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1 procurement transformation roadshow 2019 The Future of the Procurement Function in the Australian Public Sector Brisbane 12th Feb Canberra 13th Feb Sydney 14th Feb Melbourne 15th Feb Wellington 18th Feb

2 01 / introduction WHAT TO EXPECT Procurement s primary aim is to spend the organisation s money well; increasing buying power, streamlining processes, increasing accountability and transparency whilst fuelling greater decision-making competence. The Commonwealth procurement policy changes in the past 18 months have made public sector professionals re-assess and re-design their procurement thinking and practices. Now Government have to factor in two additional considerations: making more opportunities available to SMEs and engagement in social procurement initiatives. Procurement conversations have radically changed from being a predominantly cost-driven exercise to one that takes into consideration other positive aspects of a supplier's offering. This new approach to procurement takes place against a backdrop of technological advancement; one that allows better alignment and collaboration between different departments and divisions within the government organisation. The Public Sector Procurement Transformation Conference focuses on strategies to enable major, and long-term improvements to procurement teams. WHO WILL ATTEND? Local, State & Federal Government Departments and Agencies, and Universities with job titles of: Chief Procurement Officer Heads of Vendor Management Heads of Contract Management Heads of Procurement Heads Sourcing Heads of ICT Heads of Category Management WHY ATTEND? Network and benchmark with your peers from across the region and country as you learn about: Examine the changing role of procurement Transforming the culture to power accelerated improvement, agility & better decisions Become the nerve centre for managing our organisation s response to change Build stronger contract, supplier relationship and capabilities to attain better "value" Creating practices that promote and demonstrate high standards of probity

3 02 / locations BRISBANE 12 TH FEBRUARY Leah Walker - CPO - Department of State Development, Manufacturing, Infrastructure and Planning Paul Vincent - Director Strategic Procurement - Queensland Health SYDNEY 14 TH FEBRUARY Mark Hofmeyr - Director Corporate and ICT Procurement - Health NSW Natalie Budovsky - Director Strategic Procurement - Macquarie University Group Mike Bourke - General Manager Procurement - Western Sydney Airport CANBERRA 13 TH FEBRUARY Melanie Moore - Commercial Manager - Australian Federal Police Mike Baker - Director Software Management Unit IT Commercial Services - Australian Taxation Office Rodger Phillips - Acting Assistant Secretary Materiel Procurement Branch, Capability Acquisition and Sustainment Group - Department of Defence Glenn Bain - Executive Director Procurement - ACT Government MELBOURNE 15 TH FEBRUARY AJ Karliner - CPO - Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning Juliana Tiong - CPO - Office of the Coordinator-General Major Transport Infrastructure Program - Department of Economic Development, Jobs, Transport and Resources Joe Neill - Director Procurement and Value Delivery - Health Purchasing Victoria Deirdre Diamante - Chair - AIIA WELLINGTON 18 TH SEPTEMBER Paul Vincent - Director Strategic Procurement - Queensland Health John Ivil - General Manager New Zealand Procurement and Property Branch - Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment Rebecca Wilson - Head of Procurement and Supply - Transpower

4 03 / agenda 12:25pm Registration for Procurement Event & Welcome Lunch 1:00pm Chair's Welcome 1:15pm The Trusted Advisor: Expanding Procurement s Scope and Influence in the Organisation 1:35pm Enabling Greater Performance in Procurement 1:55pm People & Culture: Leading the Procurement Transformation Journey in the Digital Revolution 2:15pm Redesigning Procurement s Approach to Suppliers to get Better Performance, Value & Control 2:35pm Afternoon Tea 2:55pm Think Tank 3:55pm PANEL Addressing the Opportunities and Hazards for Procurement in the Digital Era 4:40pm Closing Remarks 4:45pm Conference Close

5 04 / packages Gold $9,999 +GST 20 min speaking slot 60 min interactive Think Tank 3 x tickets Silver $6,999 +GST 20 min speaking slot - 2 x tickets Bronze $4,999 +GST - 60 min interactive Think Tank 2 x tickets Survey Profile customers to gain business intelligence Video Use insights to build shareable content Whitepapers Create and share case studies and practical takeaways Webinars Reach a diverse audience online, nationwide + $2,500 +GST + $5,000 +GST + $7,500 +GST + $10,000 +GST *Prices are per city; discounts available for multiple bookings

6 05 / about us About us Public Sector Network is a young, diverse company that exists to help government break down silos, collaborate, and work together for better outcomes for citizens. We believe that public sector is forced to be one of the most innovative and resourceful industries in the world. Rather than constantly solving the same problem, government can improve citizen services whilst saving time - and money - by sharing and learning from other agencies, departments and councils. Great event from beginning (planning) to end. One of the best events we have sponsored in terms of conversations had at booth, opportunity to promote our brand. PSN did an amazing job of event management. Well done. PSN Events Pty Ltd A Subsidiary of Public Sector Network Holdings Pty Ltd ABN /60 Margaret Street Sydney NSW 2010 Excellent event, great conversations & a platform to interact with the right government contacts & partner community. A very relaxed ambience customers really letting down their guards not feeling as threatened by industry and vendors. The roadshow was a great way to see what others are up to and provides invaluable networking opportunities to further our learning.